Incidents reported by Golden Police Department
On Sept. 11 at 1:28 a.m., an officer saw two unoccupied vehicles parked at West 16 th Avenue and Violet Street. According to the report, when the officer checked the vehicles, the hoods were warm. Using a spotlight, the officer found two people engaging in intimate behavior on a blanket without their clothes. The report said as the officer approached the 33-year-old woman and 34-year-old man, they began dressing and apologized for their actions. According to the report, the couple said they thought it was an exciting and youthful way to express their feelings for each other. They were lectured and given a warning.
An officer met a 43-year-old woman at her office at 1301 Washington Ave. She said she was confronted on Sept. 11 at 9:05 a.m. by a 36-year-old man when she parked her car on the 700 block of 14 th Street and was concerned because he asked her to park elsewhere, then followed her to her office. The report said the woman wanted police to contact him, and while they were talking, the man phoned the office, so the police spoke to him. According to the report, the police told the man it appeared as though he was harassing the woman. The man said he didn't want the woman to park in the area, because he was expecting a tree removal company to work there, but added he would let the tree removal people handle the issue. The woman did not pursue charges.
On Sept. 10 officers were dispatched to Golden High School on 701 24 th St. at 2 p.m. According to the report, the principal and the security specialist said there were two unauthorized people in the building who did not check in to the office when they came in. The report said the 18-year-olds said they came to see a counselor and when they couldn't find her, they started looking for her. The security specialist escorted them to the office. The principal wanted them charged with trespassing.
A 30-year-old employee of the Buffalo Rose Saloon was stopped near Johnson and South Golden roads on Sept. 12 at 2 a.m. after the officer observed her weaving and traveling 45-mph in a 30-mph zone. When asked how much alcohol she consumed, she said, "None, I just left work." The woman was arrested for suspicion of DUI and speeding and taken to the police department.